angus crawford, bbc news. give households a £400 energy bill subsidy —— that's about 520 us dollars. but another scheme was launched to ensure the scheme has now been labelled a "staggering failure". the mp who chairs the parliamentary energy select committee has urged the uk government to relaunch the scheme, after bbc analysis revealed that 80% of households that were eligible — didn't get the money. our business correspondent marc ashdown has been giving us more details. if you cast your mind back to october, this is when the enemy crisis started. the government came in with financial help and one of those was a payment of £400 they pledged to every uk domestic household and anyone who pays their bills via direct debits got £66 a off. but not everyone has traditional living arrangements live in different ways. in february they set up another scheme for people who had different arrangements such as people who live on boats or park home all travellers who move around a lot and some tenants, some people live i

angus crawford has more. simple to use and impossible to ignore, littering our public spaces. more than 1.3 million disposable vapes are thrown away every week. but now the lga wants the government to ban all single use vapes from as soon as next year. so what's the problem? it's not just that they litter our high streets. each one of these contains a tiny lithium ion battery wrapped in plastic, and that's difficult to recycle and, if it gets crushed in a bin, lorry or waste disposal centre, can catch fire. those 1.3 million vapes, disposable vapes, single use vapes are either going on the floor, unfortunately, in which case the cause is a significant problems for communities. or they're going into recycling and refuse, in which case they're causing a big problem for councils because of the lithium batteries within them. so, bad for the environment, then. but what about the health impacts? with their garish colours and sugared flavours, they're hugely appealing to children. the british medical association des

angus crawford, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport.c sport centre. west ham united have confirmed that declan rice is leaving the club for a british record transferfee. in a long letter to fans, rice thanked supporters — and the club — for so "many great memories and highlights." he captained west ham to that europa conference league win last season. england midfielder rice is expected to make the record breaking move across london to arsenal for £105 million. the transfer from west ham was agreed last month but the time's it has taken to go through the legalities means it still hasn't been formally approved. liverpool midfielder fabinho has been left out of the squad's training camp in germany — following a £40 million bid from saudi arabia's al—ittihad. it follows speculation of captain jordan henderson being linked with a move to the country. henderson is travelling to germany. let's get to wimbledon then — and a huge day ahead with the final of the women's singles. less than an hour to wait till 0ns jabeur and marketa vondrousova g

angus crawford, bbc news.ental activist laura young, who told me why she wants disposable vapes banned. ultimately there is a wide range of issues associated with these. i came across this from the environmental perspective. they are a single use electronic device that are wasting precious resources, like lithium and cobalt, they're creating vast amounts of waste, they are also dangerous if disposed of incorrectly, with a fire hazard associated with the battery. they're being littered and just causing havoc when we get rid of them, and they are being sold in vast quantities. we have about 1.3 million of these disposed every single week in the uk, but of course we have public health issues as well, and lots of young people and nonsmokers taking this up, and it is because the marketing is very good, it is very clever, and it is put across as a lifestyle accessory, something that is fun and harmless. but we know that this is not harmless and it should not be taken up by kids, by children and by nonsmokers. what a

angus crawford, bbc news.sident donald trump and his joint fundraising committee has raised $35 million between april and june. florida governor ron desantis raised about $20 million this quarter. however, trump's former vice president mike pence's campaign has only raised 1.2 million, lagging far behind several of his rivals. it's unclear if pence has met the donor threshold to qualify for the first republican presidential debate next month. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. 0ur spell of rather cool, unsettled and blustery mid—july weather is set to continue through the remainder of the weekend. this was the picture saturday evening just before the sun set in north berwick, east lothian. we've had some big, vivid rainbows around, and we could see more of those on sunday with that mix, again, of some sunshine and further heavy and blustery showers. they won't be as frequent as they were on saturday, though. so we've still got low pressure close by, just edging its way towards the north—east. but still plen

angus crawford, bbc news. up. in the "must—win" ashes test match, england have been making progress at old trafford. they're building their first innings on the second day, having quickly ended australia's this morning. latest score 61—1. joe wilson is watching. the endless appeal of test match cricket is its ability to suddenly surprise. the very first ball of today's play — catch by ben stokes, james anderson in the game and australia's captain out. and then 317 all—out. another good catch. england's outstanding performer, the never to be discounted chris woakes — five wickets for him, his ashes best. so, 11:41am and england's innings began. ben duckett lasted ten minutes. mitchell starc on the march. moeen ali volunteered to bat at number three and, wherever he meant to hit that exactly, it was four, and that all certainly helps. zak crawley will always look to reach the boundary and, in this atmosphere of ashes intensity, the spectators were right into it. especially if, right in front of them, there was a

angus cloud has died at 25. no cause has been revealed.at his passing can be a reminder to others that they are not alonshould n fight this on their own in silence." >>> and finally tonight, we're also remembering the comic mastermind behind pee-wee herman. tor creaand ns, the character, honic after a private battle with cancer. he was 70. erin mclaughlin on his legacy of laughter. >> reporter: he was the star whose quirky one-liners were used on playgrounds across america. >> i know you are but what am i? >> reporter: known as pee-wee herman, a character he created, few recognized him by his real name, paul reubens. and he wanted it that way. >> i thought that pee-wee herman worked better if one didn't know that was an actor. >> reporter: today reubens' team announced his death on facebook after a six-year battle with cancer. reubens' own final message apologizing to fans for not disclosing his illness sooner. writing "i have loved you alall so much h and enenjoyed makiking art foror you."" ♪♪ >> i've been in so many clubs where that musi

angus crawford, bbc news.24—year—old left—hander from the czech republic beat tunisia�*s ons jabeur 6—4 6—4. vondrousova, who underwent wrist surgery last year, said her historic win is �*just amazing�*. french—tunisian sports journalist, sara menai, has been watching the final at wimbledon and had this to say about marketa vondrousova�*s surprise win. complete contrast between marketa vondrousova and jabeur. as you say, vondrousova looks way more relaxed, way more confident than ons jabeur. we know that her biggest, biggest mistake, i would say, during this tournament is the stress that she has and the fact that she is really struggling mentally. and i think that�*s one of the big things she has to she has to work on that in the future because vondrousova the difference was really, really you could tell that she was so much more relaxed thanjabeur with all the pressure, we have to say the pressure is also because it�*s her second consecutive wimbledon final from jabeur. so obviously everybody was a bit expect

live now to angus brendan macneil, mp energy & net zero chair.he programme. first, your reaction to this decision by the prime minister. i think there are two announcements today and i think carbon capture and storage has to be welcomed first and foremost. it is probably the third orso foremost. it is probably the third or so time this has been planned for stop the first was rushed into thousand seven, and done again in 2015 and 2016 with that the reason may government, so we hope it comes this time but we must not lose sight of what you need to do. these plans are to capture 20—38,000,000 tonnes of c02 are to capture 20—38,000,000 tonnes of co2 as well as the tonnes that uk inmates every year so there is a gap there. the second was the oil licenses, how much extra is that? and is it going to be uk totals? my committee would have the secretary of state for energy and net zero before this in september, the 13th of september, and we will be putting these questions to him. he is of september, and we will be putting these questions to him.— these que

angus crawford, bbc news.ter benjamin netanyahu says he is feeling "very well" after experiencing dizziness and being rushed to hospital. as he was taken to sheba medical centre near tel aviv, his office said he was in "good condition and undergoing medical evaluation". the preliminary assessment is that he was dehydrated. but he's being kept in overnight and an israeli cabinet meeting is being postponed from sunday to monday. well, this is what mr netanyahu had to say in a video released by his office a short while ago: translation: yesterday i spent time at the sea of galilee _ with my wife in the sun, without a hat, without water. not a good idea. i'd like to thank all of you for the concern and to thank the excellent team here in sheba who examined me. but i have one request of you — we are undergoing a heatwave in the country so i ask of you to spend less time in the sun and drink more water. the news comes as israeli protesters have been back on the streets of tel aviv, demonstrating against the governme

angus crawford, bbc news.nyahu, has been taken to hospital after feeling unwell. his office says initial tests have found nothing out of the ordinary, with the preliminary assessment being that he is dehydrated. last october, the 73—year—old was also hospitalised after he began to feel ill during prayers at a synagogue. south korea's president yoon suk yeoul has said he will expand his country's military and humanitarian aid support to ukraine. he was speaking during a surprise visit in kyiv. he confirmed seoul would continue to supply much needed military equipment, including bullet—proof vests and helmets. south korea has one of the largest stockpiles of ammunition in the world and a thriving defence industry. but government policy prohibits arms deliveries to countries at war. ukraine and its allies have been urging seoul to make an exception. let's hearfrom him and president zelensky now. translation: south korea will continue to provide - military supplies that ukraine needs. following last year's militar

angus cloud was 25 years old as well. as quickly as it appeared, the ex atop the headquarters for the app formerly known as twitter, is now gone. the ex shocked neighbors and now we're learning more about how the city is reacting to the unpermitted installation. crews worked through monday morning dismantling the giant x on the top of the social media company that was until last week called twitter, undoing what they'd done just a few days before yesterday. it was just taking it down just a while ago. and i'm sitting standing over that, just taking it down. the dismantled of the ex is just the latest in a week long series of whiplash, construction and dismantling project s. i live nearby and i always see the signs so i saw the signs two days ago for sure . so i don't know when they removed it on monday of last week. crews began removing the lettering on the blades sign on the corner of the building. apparently without notifying the city or building owners. then friday, the giant x appeared on top of the building, and frid

senator angus king, the independent of maine.hank you for your time. >> thank you, garrett. >>> the trump appointed fbi director is still up on the hill defending his agency amid republican accusations the bureau is overly politicized. congressman swalwell will join us live on "andrea mitchell reports" next only here on msnbc. ports" next only here on msnbc. we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. subway refreshed everything. and now, they're slicing their meats fresh. that's why this pro proffers the new grand slam ham. so does this pro. i just love a grand slam... ham. and if we proffer it, we know you'll proffer it too. i knew he'd love that sandwich. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. we know you'll proffer it too. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of

angus king, $900 million worth of earmarks. together, the two senators in maine are requesting 1.4 billion dollars of special projects. host: our next caller is dee in seattle, democratic line. caller: republicans were not worried when trump spent over $140 million of taxpayer money on golf. then you had 1.5 trillion cut in medicare -- $1.5 trillion in medicaid, medicare, $25 billion in social security, cuts in temporary assistance. when you took office, the national debt was $19 trillion. you left, it was $27 trillion. you do not care about america and our debt. it is shocking that you have valued your job over the security of this country. you are not willing to deal with the realities at hand. you should be ashamed of yourselves. period. done. guest: we are nonpartisan. when the comp administration was in power, we held them accountable, too. right here from this program, i called out the trump administration and the two houses of congress controlled by republicans for trillion dollar budget deficits. i called that dangerous

as an mp who came out today, angus macneil, they scrutinise energy policy and says the government shouldthese people because it�*s been a staggering failure. it�*s been set up to help them and has failed to achieve that. we spoke to the energy department and said they spent billions of pounds to protect families when we had that spike in energy prices including £50 million to help these canned households. an and 30,000 households they�*d helped don�*t have a domestic energy supplier. doesn�*t seem that they are willing to reopen it but we will see because grant shapps is due to appear before angus macneil and his influential committee for a grilling influential committee for a grilling in september. i wonder if this won�*t be finished just yet. in september. i wonder if this won't be finished just yet.— be finished 'ust yet. thank you very much. you — be finished just yet. thank you very much- you can _ be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read _ be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read more - be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read more about

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angus, thank you very, very much. angus macneil. for macneil. there is a local mp for the area. stood by his decision to teach kids about white . got of white supremacy. i've got all of this back in a this when i come back in just a tip, christys on tip, patrick christys on gb news, >> britain's news . >> britain's news. channel >> britain's news . channel okay >> britain's news. channel okay , so the church of england is under fire after defending its decision to teach controversial race theories to pupils. >> so teachers at church of england schools in suffolk have been told to teach children that they benefit from white privilege and even show them some kind of graph apparently, that all way that leads all the way up to genocide . yeah, remarkable. genocide. yeah, remarkable. i'm joined dr. alka sagar joined now by dr. alka sagar cuthbert, is the director of cuthbert, who is the director of don't divide us and fast becoming a regular this becoming a regular on this program, to see. program, which i love to see. right. okay. talk me through this. problem ? this. why is this a

neighbors in that area, 5th street near angus avenue said their street didn't light off fireworks, soey are asking what led to the destruction there. reporting live from castro valley, bob redell for "today in the bay." >>> and then a fire overnight triggered evacuations in wine country. it was near silverado middle school. evacuation orders were lifted last night. >>> and then a 2-year-old child died after being run over by a car backing out from the family driveway. it happened yesterday at an undisclosed residence. the driver was a 25-year-old family friend and not under the influence. >>> oakland police investigator expected to be arraigned today. the detective is charged in connection with the 2011 murder case that sent two men to prison for life. those sentences were later overturned. he's accused of paying a witness thousands of dollars to lie on the stand and lie under oath himself. if convicted, he could spend up to six years in prison. >>> a southwest plane was diverted to oakland because of a bomb threat sent by air drop. the incident happened on monday when a flight attend

angus crawford reports. enter a virtual world. how old are you? seven. seven, cool.a place to hang out, chat and explore. it looks innocent enough, but not for this child — home alone, playing on her vr headset. one time when i met some boy... she tells a researcher what happened to her. it's graphic and shocking. he told me to go on his bed and he started doing stuff. all that was going on in one of these. now, put on the headset, choose an avatar, a virtual you, and a whole range of worlds opens up. both good and bad. vr and the so—called metaverse promised a world without limits, a new level of gaming, lifelike graphics, where a headset could take you anywhere you wanted to go. but in a space with few rules, for children that can be dangerous. behind this door, someone who knows that only too well. she spends hours each day in vr. theresa? yes. how are you? i'm good, thank you. that's an interesting outfit. thank you. see the pole? well, theresa uses it for dancing in a game called vr chat. it's fun and she feels safe, but worries that there is adult content, raci

angus watson is joining us live from sydney. and i believe that you are the lucky man to be watching matildas in their opens game. great to see the co-hosts get off to a winning start but particularly new zealand. what a moment to win. >> reporter: that's right. new zealand something of a fairytale opening to the world cup as hosts. they were up against one of the more heavily favored teams of the tournament, norway, winners of 1995 fifa women's world cup, 1-nil on the night. wonderful goal there, wonderful sweeping move from the new zealanders to get that victory on the board in their first match. where i was stadium australia, over 75,000 screaming made till t -- matildas fans as they played a very brave republic of ireland. and they are playing without one of their players who had a calf in injury. and again they notched had 1-nil victory. and today canada drawing nil-nil with nigeria. and switzerland beating the philippines. right now a great game going on spain verse costa rica, goals are raining in and it was already 3-nil

fire happened about a three-minute drive away, and that was a couple hours later on 5th street near angusnue in san bruno. that home has been tagged and restricted for entry because of the damage. and they all got out okay as well. >> i said, did anybody get hurt or anything? you hate to see anybody -- you know, you can recover from the loss of property and all that, but having somebody, you know, hurt or dead or something would be horrible. >> reporter: again, nobody was hurt. neighbors at the second location at the 5th street near angus avenue said their street did not even light off fireworks and they are asking what led to that destruction here. from castro valley, bob redell. >> thank you. >>> and then a grass fire triggered mandatory evacuations in wine country. skyranger flew above it yesterday afternoon. the fire burned about eight acres and evacuation orders were lifted last night. >>> and then a heartbreaking story, a 2-year-old child died after being run over from a car backing out from a driveway. the driver was a 25-year-old family friend and was not under the influence. >>>

australia has been talking about for days now, to see whether their matildas could move through. >> angusy. >>> the dutch cyclist has upon the tour de france and finished second to take the world title. this was the tour de france's second year and dutch riders have won both of them. >>> just months after returning to the wnba brittney griner is taking what her team calls a mental health break. the phoenix mercury announced that grinerological miss at least two road games. they didn't say when she will return. griner spent ten months in a russian point in wrongful detainment. >>> a rapper swept off where fans were throwing things on stage at concerts. in las vegas on saturday, someone in the audience appeared to hit the rapper with a drink and she responded by throwing her mic into the crowd. ♪ [ bleep ]. >> you can see the security guards there moving together in the crowd as cardi b looks on stage. other performers have faced similar incidents in recent months. >>> a familiar and controversial face back on twitter, rapper kanye west who recently changed his name to ye had his name react

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. >> cnn's angus watson now live from sydney where you are soaking up much of the enthusiasm. it must be noted, a lot of the tournament will be played in australia. given the dominance there of the united states, did they give other teams, you know, a bit of a window into what might be some of their weaknesses going forward? >> reporter: well, i think that while all the focus is on team usa right now, perhaps some of that focus is allowing other teams to go under the radar. right here we have japan up 1-0 against zambia. they were the 2011 champions. they were the runners up in 2015 and have just placed a scintillating half of football really marking their intentions to perhaps go long in this world cup. and as our wonderful colleague christine brennan was saying, there's teams out of europe, germany, spain, france, england, who are tremendous well staffed with talent, too. but team usa will be the ones to beat, the favorites for the competition today starting with a win against vietnam 3-0. it could have been more without hero ex-from the vietnamese goalkeeper saving a penalt

thank you so much, angus watson for us in sydney. thank you. we'll have much more on this and the matches ahead when we are joined by "world spot's" carlin mano. >>> ukraine's president has a message for moscow after this week's devastating strikes on odid he saya. russia -- odesa. russia is trying to make a point of its own with firepower on the black sea. we'll explain. >>> ahead, a horrifying discovery along the u.s.-mexico border. the shocking details when we in back. >>> plus, a possible changing of the guard in spain after years of center left politics, conservatives are well positioned to win sunday's parliamentary election. a live report next. eals, you can save money by spending less of it. makes sense! oh, , i see what you did there! - what? - what? i don't get it. hehe. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv new dove men bodywash gives you 24 hours

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the latest fire kept them dousing this home on 5th street near angus avenue. the home has been tagged restricted. it was about 3:00 a.m. when neighbors were jolted awake. >> i saw red lights outside my window. i was shocked and scared. >> reporter: dan lives across the street and shows me video of the commotion that woke he and his wife up. they went outside. >> first thing they said was did anybody get hurt or anything? because you hate to see anybody. you know, you can recover from the loss of property and all that. but having someone hurt or dead or something would be horrible. >> reporter: neighbors say generations of a family lived at the home and thankfully, all are okay. neighbors tell me their street didn't even light off fireworks so now they are asking what led to the destruction here and why. >> there were some over in third, some in fourth. but none around here. >> reporter: earlier in the night, just a three-minute drive from the house, san bruno firefighters used a chain saw to attack the flames in the garage. around midnight, neighbors woke to s

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angus crawford reports. enter a virtual world. how old are you? seven. seven, cool.lone, playing on her vr headset. one time when i met some boy... she tells a researcher what happened to her. it's graphic and shocking. he told me to go on his bed and he started doing stuff. all that was going on in one of these. now, put on the headset, choose an avatar, a virtual you, and a whole range of worlds opens up. both good and bad. vr and the so—called metaverse promised a world without limits, a new level of gaming, lifelike graphics, where a headset could take you anywhere you wanted to go. but in a space with few rules, for children that can be dangerous. behind this door, someone who knows that only too well. she spends hours each day in vr. tereza ? yes. how are you? i'm good, thank you. that's an interesting outfit. thank you. see the pole? well, tereza uses it for dancing in a game called vr chat. it's fun and she feels safe, but worries that there is adult content, racist abuse, and bullying of women and girls harassed by predatory men. grooming is a big issue. it'

for the last few years, he's been ridding the angus countryside of rubbish.r bit, i'll carry it up there. i'lljust keep doing it until it's gone, you know? but it's good to see the pile getting bigger at the top, and that's the driving factor. it's nice to see an actual, like, a visual representation of your work. it's good. yeah, it's good. the 32—year—old began sharing his clear—ups on social media, and they were a huge hit. he now has 1.5 million followers on tiktok, and his videos are watched by, and inspire, hundreds of thousands of people far and wide. people send me videos of them, like, cleaning beaches and rivers, all over the world. like, vietnam and things. like, america and stuff like that. 0pposite ends of the world. it's nice to see that it's having an effect beyond just what i'm doing. and i think that keeps me going for the most part, that it affects more than just me now, you know what i mean? so, too, do thoughts of his daughter. i think having her made me think a bit more about what we were leaving behind. and every time i pick a bit up, we

angus crawford is here. you reported on thisjust a couple of weeks ago — what did you find?s to create vast amounts of photorealistic images of child sexual abuse. second, they are advertising them for sale on social media platforms in groups there. and third, they are selling them on mainstream platforms, offering monthly subscriptions for as little as £3. the authorities are really concerned about this. what is the solution? there are some products out there, programmes that can detect ai imagery but they are not widely deployed or developed, so that leaves the image is still out there, it leaves the means of making them still out there and law enforcement playing catch up. thank ou. in iran, the authorities have announced they'll be restarting patrols by the morality police to ensure women wear the hijab correctly in public. its been ten months since the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini while she was being held by the morality police. huge protests erupted nationwide and many women stopped wearing the headscarf in public places as an act of protest. our diplomatic corresp

from angus to descent was tv crushed. the anniversary of the revolution during declared a state of emergency saying that anyone who was opposing them was a criminal could be shot on sight risk getting everything. sally pressed on, focusing her energy on empowering women. studies to be trained on my side, it was special as i was active as i came back from europe. and when i saw what's going on a mutual bad situation, the woman situation need me to pain all this was by that angry. so i always stuck to my friends in all these and i, we need to have some kind of women's organization. so one day are coming to find encoders to me, to sally, come from the 1st day we saw each other. we clicked and we started talking about how to organize ethiopian women, and fight for they added to quite pay or education. because when she came to, your billing should see those women. when she see those smarter sward voice, big for money. that's what you are all of her. i do not think for a minute that she has anybody's influence at all. but the m

you know, angus deaton, the nobel laureate in 2018, estimated. 5.3 million people in america were living in abject poverty by global standards, living on $4 a day or less. mission accomplished. know. and so i think we should actually lean into the puzzle. i think we should be like, what is going on? and i think what's going on, we haven't attacked poverty at the root. you know, when the great society and war on poverty launched in 1964, they were launched during a time where unions were strong, wages were rising, but now unions are weak and wages are stagnant. our studies show that a worker without a high school degree would be earning 10% less in 2017 than he would ever. she would have in 1979. adjusting for inflation, that's a recipe for spending more to stay in the same place because the job market isn't pulling its weight. or let me just give you one quick example from how you said mission accomplished. yeah. i don't think anybody is arguing mission accomplished. you could say that the data show poverty has fallen by half since 1970 and that that's ridiculous. in a country of the who

angus watson is joining us from sidfully. -- sydney. the opening match is well under way. but tell us more about what happened and how much that has been overshadowing the buildup today. >> reporter: christina, two people lost their lives and several injured in this horrific incident early thursday morning in you auckland. a 24-year-old man known to police went to his place of work with a shotgun and began firing killing two, injuring several, including one police officer. police were xlcommended for the bravery rushing into try to stop the shooter. the shooter was found dead in an elevator shaft with a bullet wound. so horrific situation there in new zealand, but one separate to the world cup which begins today. but several of the teams are stationed there in auckland. also team usa which was very quick to issue the players' condolens for the people who were killed saying that u.s. soccer extends its deepest condolences for the families of the victims who were killed in the shooting in downtown auckland. we're saddened by the inexcusable loss of life to gun violence and o

miles: senator angus king led the effort to insert a rider in the federal omnibus spending bill to buya six-year delay on imposing the new regulations. >> one, two. it's counting down. miles: the reprieve came with money to research better ways to track the whales as they migrate. and develop fishing techniques that don't require vertical ropes dangling in the water. >> press and release. miles: that idea is not just hot air. this inflatable ballistic nylon bag might be a solution. a select few lobstermen are beta testing so-called on-demand lobster traps. >> i can see my gear anywhere in the world. miles: rob martin's homeport is sandwich, massachusetts. >> it's like anything. once you do it a while, it's second nature. miles: an acoustic signal with a unique code activates the air tanks linked to the lobster traps on the bottom, releasing compressed air into a tethered bag, sending it to the surface. the vertical rope is only in the water as long as it takes to retrieve the attached traps, -- traps. >> we need a bigger boat. [laughter] miles: the nascent technology allowed martin to